Zeiss Cinemizer head-mounted OLED display wends its way into stores

GSBot · October 15, 2012, 6:58pm

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/10/zeiss-cinemizer-oled-airplane-passenger.jpg Zeiss must be doing well in the lens business, as it hasn’t exactly been in a rush to get its Cinemizer OLED on to shelves. Still, we’re happy to say that the head-mounted display is at last slipping into retailers: Amazon partners are now carrying the regular 870 x 500 version for $749 in the US (German titling aside) and £578 in the UK. It doesn’t look to be the version with head tracking that we tried earlier this year, but you’ll still get a 3D image through HDMI 1.4 in addition to 2D through either the HDMI link or analog input. The price makes it a tempting alternative to the more advanced but costlier Sony HMZ-T2 – and for those who’d like something slightly more discreet-looking while they zone out with a good movie.
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Wearables, HD, Sony
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